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This episode discusses Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance's marketing strategy centered on customer understanding. It explains how the company, despite being well-established, recognized a need to better grasp customer perspectives beyond traditional sales channels.
By actively listening to customer feedback, they identified that their 24/7 accident response, initially considered commonplace internally, was perceived as a significant source of reassurance by customers.
This led to the definition of a core value, "the reassurance of always being watched over," which became the foundation for their integrated communication efforts across various platforms, resulting in improved customer satisfaction and business outcomes.
By Catherine and TomThis episode discusses Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance's marketing strategy centered on customer understanding. It explains how the company, despite being well-established, recognized a need to better grasp customer perspectives beyond traditional sales channels.
By actively listening to customer feedback, they identified that their 24/7 accident response, initially considered commonplace internally, was perceived as a significant source of reassurance by customers.
This led to the definition of a core value, "the reassurance of always being watched over," which became the foundation for their integrated communication efforts across various platforms, resulting in improved customer satisfaction and business outcomes.